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People who don't like the extreme way of singing should have no reasons of being afraid, as the beauty of the music remains even with the presence of the this 'extreme' element mixed in, as there are expressive guitar solos and melodies here, as well as chant-like singing. This is their most post metal album yet, with lengthy compositions ripe with progression, builds, more riffs and nuanced songwriting than we've seen, and overall more streamlined feel. It settles again after 7 minutes then kicks back in. Tuesday 9 April Friday 28 June

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A great album from Agalloch. Agalloch is to me another clear example of the first style, a style I am not too fond of to say the least. Tuesday 27 August Artist images more. It seems to me that the group has taken even even a more Post-Rock influenced approach to songwriting here, that was already present on Pale Folklore and was developed even further on The Mantle. III - The Grain 7: While "The Mantle" was an instant classic in my ears, ASHES had to prove itself but it has unleashed new magic every time i've spun it and created an alternative AGALLOCH perspective in many ways that to this day i'm not entirely sure as to how it has unleashed its magic.

Friday 10 May At 7 minutes, what sounds like a synthesizer plays sustained notes, and a few minutes after that, there are some meandering guitar notes that come in and some expansive sound effects, almost wind- like. This is a minimalistic, noisy track, that reminds me of 70's Tangerine Dream so much, that if somebody played it to me and said this was a lost B-side that never quite made it on one of the German Progressive Electronic pioneers albums, I would have no doubts that what I am told is sheer truth.

Monday 24 June The melodic guitar melody right during the beginning of this track is absolutely passionate - it reveals your feelings and exposes them without hesitation and heals your wounds Wednesday 31 July Beyond that, the future is unknown.

ASHES AGAINST THE GRAIN

Agalloch's 'Ashes Against The Grain' is the third full-length studio album from the Portland metal band and is really quite a significant departure ffalling the musical style developed on their previous album, 'The Mantle'. There are only a few exceptions and that is when the instrumentation is still interesting enough to make up for the 'same-ness' that you can get with those type of vocals.

Blurring the borders between styles and genres, AGALLOCH are more than suitable for ProgArchives - they're progressing further still apart from dozens of hundreds of bands stuck inside their own shells of manner-once-chosen. Tuesday 30 July Get over yourselves if you think otherwise. I am a bit disenchanted with the first 3 songs of the album.

AGALLOCH Ashes Against The Grain reviews

When I had the luck to get a copy frew the new album, there was a happy coincidence that I was in a forest remote from my native city, which made the listening experience even more engaging and intimate than it could have been otherwise.

The frwe hook does return at the last moments of the track, but it becomes a nice bookend to the overall song. Thursday 25 April What more do you need? Somehow the band has woven another post-metal meets folk and electronic tapestry that shape shifts when least expected and manages to drag things out as long as possible and playing the ole switcheroo just before things become stagnate.

I always suspected that the spontaneousness of Agalloch 's music could be explained by a belonging, conceptually, to a specific season and its typical signs. The musicianship seemed primitive to me and I found the songwriting lazy. Anyone familiar with post-rock can expect something along the lines of a heavy 'Explosions In The Sky' with smatterings of acoustic instruments. Friday 5 April Monday 2 September Bloodbirds the second part is maybe my least favorite, don;t know sonw why, since it maintains pretty much the same melody as before.

Monday 3 June It sounds incredible when it kicks in around a minute. It settles right down before 3 minutes then starts to fallinf again a minute later.

But still, I could easily define it as a masterpiece, a near perfect album. Tuesday 30 April